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/t͡ɕi⁵⁵/例句
“謀於長者，必操几杖以從之。長者問，不辭讓而對，非禮也。”
In going to take counsel with an elder, one must carry a stool and a staff with him (for the elder's use). When the elder asks a question, to reply without acknowledging one's incompetency and (trying to) decline answering, is contrary to propriety.
“谋于长者，必操几杖以从之。长者问，不辞让而对，非礼也。”
In going to take counsel with an elder, one must carry a stool and a staff with him (for the elder's use). When the elder asks a question, to reply without acknowledging one's incompetency and (trying to) decline answering, is contrary to propriety.